THREE RIVERS, CALIFORNIA: In the midst of the ongoing competition between streaming platforms, a new player has emerged - Kick, which is gaining popularity and attracting more and more users every day. Adin Ross, the newly revealed co-owner of Kick, recently made some bold claims about Twitch's future. He declared that the platform is "done" and that every streamer is reaching out to him to join Kick.
Curiously, he also mentioned that two of Twitch's biggest stars, Hasan and Mizkif, are not allowed to stream on Kick. It appears that Kick is offering an alternative that is appealing to content creators who are fed up with Twitch's recent policy changes and unhelpful decisions.
'Me and BruceDropEmOff don't want you here'
Ross addressed his fans in a recent live stream where he talked about a new controversy that has emerged on the platform. According to Ross, every streamer on Twitch now wants to join Kick, a new rival platform that is quickly gaining popularity. He claimed that his DMs are filled with requests from various streamers who want to join Kick. This is a big deal for Ross and other Kick supporters because it means that Twitch is losing its charm and appeal.
"Look, chat, this is a big thing I want to say. Twitch is done. Done! If I told you, guys, how many streamers are in my DMs and want to come to Kick... you guys will be like, 'What the f**k!' It's everybody! Every single... every streamer!"
However, Adin went on to reveal that two popular Twitch streamers, Mizkif and HasanAbi, are not welcomed on Kick. He made it clear that he and BruceDropEmOff, another Twitch streamer, have made the decision to ban Mizkif and HasanAbi from Kick. Adin didn't mince his words while explaining the reason behind the ban, saying that Mizkif and HasanAbi are "not invited" to Kick. He didn't provide any specific reason for his decision, but his words were quite explicit and offensive.
"There are two streamers that are banned from Kick. Mizkif, you can't come. You're not coming to Kick, bro. I'm sorry, you're not coming, bro! Me and Bruce (BruceDropEmOff), we don't want you here. You're not coming. That's first of all. F**k you! S**k a d**k! Hasan, you're not invited, either! I'm going to be honest, you're not coming. Those two are banned. Okay? They cannot come."
‘I got no problem with Pokimane’
Fans were eager to know whether Pokimane, the Moroccan-Canadian sensation, would be able to live stream on Kick. Viewers were given a response from Ross, who stated that she was not prohibited from the platform. He revealed that he harbored no ill feelings towards Pokimane and that their conflict was not rooted in any personal feud.
"Pokimane? I got no problem with Pokimane. She never directly said s**t to me. She kind of did, one time, saying that, 'Adin should be banned for year, two year,' or some s**t. You know what I'm saying? Didn't like that comment but... it is what it is. But, I feel you. You have to say these things because you signed a Twitch contract. I understand. No, don't put, 'L,' b**ch! No, no, no! Stop! She's under contract, she has to, chat!"
